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It’s quite fair and lovely!

The 2023 World Cup is the fairest format, where the 10 competing teams play each other. That way, a winner can’t be accused of not meeting one of the formidable teams; India’s success depend how they cope with home pressure

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South Africa players celebrate during their match against Sri Lanka at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on Saturday. Pic/AFP

South Africa players celebrate during their match against Sri Lanka at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on Saturday. Pic/AFP

Ian ChappellThe ideal finish for an elite tournament is to have the two best teams reach the final. The best result then is to have those two teams embroiled in a stirring finish.

If that occurred in the 2023 men’s 50-over cricket World Cup it would probably entail a great game between India and—despite their spluttering start—England. However, it’s not often we have a breathtaking 2019-style finish to a World Cup, where a determined England just overcame a gritty New Zealand on a contentious count back system.

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